Black Maple Strain: Effects, Flavor & THC Guide

Black Maple is an indica-dominant hybrid bred by Harry Palms of Bloom Seed Co. from Dulce De Uva and Sherbanger. It is known for strong resin and terpene production and is a good fit for people who want a calming, heavier strain in the evening.
Quick Facts
- Type: Hybrid (indica-dominant)
- Lineage: Dulce De Uva x Sherbanger
- THC: around 26%
- Terpenes: Pinene, limonene and linalool
- Reported effects: Relaxed, Sleepy, Euphoric
- Flavor: earthy and sugary with grape, butter and diesel notes
What is the Black Maple strain?
Black Maple pairs Dulce De Uva with Sherbanger. Its offspring include Maple Nectar.
What does Black Maple taste and smell like?
Expect an earthy, sugary profile with grape on top and a darker tar, butter and diesel edge underneath. Its terpene mix includes pinene, limonene and linalool.
What effects does Black Maple produce?
Users mostly report feeling relaxed, sleepy and euphoric, so Black Maple fits evenings and winding down better than busy daytime plans. Dizziness, headaches and dry eyes are the most commonly reported side effects.
Where to find Black Maple
Black Maple is a newer release, so availability depends on your state and which growers your local dispensaries carry. Check dispensary menus near you, and remember that you can earn HighRewards points at any dispensary when you buy it: check in for 10 to 250 points, depending on the store, then upload your receipt for more.
This article is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice. Strain details are based on publicly reported data and user reports; effects and potency vary by grower and batch.
FAQ
Is Black Maple an indica, sativa, or hybrid?
Black Maple is classified as a hybrid (indica-dominant), bred from Dulce De Uva and Sherbanger.
How much THC does Black Maple have?
Leafly lists Black Maple at about 26% THC, though exact numbers vary by grower and batch.
What does Black Maple taste like?
Black Maple is usually described as earthy and sugary with grape, butter and diesel notes.
What terpenes are in Black Maple?
Black Maple’s terpene profile includes pinene, limonene and linalool.
Turn Black Maple into gift cards
Earn gift cards by earning rewards at any dispensary — and even liquor stores! Every purchase earns points you can redeem for gift cards to Amazon, Starbucks and more with the HighRewards app.


